Wikimedi'Òc

WhiteHanBronzeMirror.JPG - World Imaging

WLA vanda Vase enamel decoration on copper.jpg - File Upload Bot (Kaldari)

Incense burner 1 Han Dynasty. V and A Museum.jpg - Ismoon

Incense burner 2. Han Dynasty. V and A Museum.jpg - Ismoon

Wine jar. Bronze, gold and silver.Western Han.JPG - Ismoon

A Short History of the World, p0183.jpg - Moondyne

Lamp. Western Han. V. and A. Museum.JPG - Ismoon

Lidded ewer. Wine pot with floral design; the body decorated with the "Eight Auspicious Symbols" amidst scrolling flowers. Cloisonne enamel on copper. Ming Dynasty, 1550-1600 CE. From China. Victoria and Albert Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Lidded wine vessel (You). Shang Dynasty, 1200-1050 BCE. From China. Bronze. Victoria and Albert Museum, London.jpg - Neuroforever

Vessel for wine (Fangyi). 2 pictographs. Shang Dynasty, 1300-1050 BCE. Bronze. From China. Victoria and Albert Museum, London.jpg - Neuroforever

Wine vessel (Zun). Western Zhou Dynasty, 1050-900 BCE. Bronze. From China. Mrs. B. Z. Seligman Bequest. Victoria and Albert Museum, London.jpg - Neuroforever

Ritual wine cup (Jue). Western Zhou Dynasty, 1050-1000 BCE. Bronze. From China. Victoria and Albert Museum, London.jpg - Neuroforever

Incense burner, sometimes called a "hill censer" because of its shape (Mountains of Paradise). Bronze. Eastern Han Dynasty, 25-220 CE. From China. Victoria and Albert Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Owl-shaped wine vessel, a ritual bronze vessel called "Zun", used for storing wine in tombs. Bronze. Shang Dynasty, 1250-1050 BCE. From China. Victoria and Albert Museum, London.jpg - Neuroforever

Wine jar, bronze with gold and silver inlays. Western Han Dynasty, 206 BCE to 8 CE. From China. From the E. A Brooks Collection. Victoria and Albert Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Owl-shaped wine vessel, a ritual bronze vessel called "Zun", used for storing wine in tombs. Bronze. Shang Dynasty, 1250-1050 BCE. From China. Victoria and Albert Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Goblet (Gu) with 2 bands of taotie motifs. Bronze. Shang Dynasty, 1150-1050 BCE. From China, probably made in the capital Anyang. Mrs. D. Marchetti Gift. Victoria and Albert Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

Food steamer (Yan). Bronze. Western Zhou Dynasty, 1000-900 BCE. From China. Victoria and Albert Museum.jpg - Neuroforever

WLA vanda Ming Bodhisattva cast iron.jpg - File Upload Bot (Kaldari)